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Genetic Circuits
Here we show the full genetic circuit of The E.ncapsulator system. The design of the circuit has been kept very modular to facilitate reusability.
We will go through the genetic design of the system, module by module. If you are unfamiliar with genetic circuit diagrams, scroll down to the bottom of the page to check out our key to familiarise yourself with each circuit symbol and what it means. Otherwise scroll down to view our genetic circuit constructs.
Modular Genetic Circuits
Construction of Circuits
A cloning strategy has been devised, to allow for the construction of these genetic circuits in a logical These genetic circuits are put together using a logical step-by-step approach. As well as those parts making up the core of the genetic circuit, a number of intermediate testing constructs were designed as well, to allow for testing and part characterisation at different stages within the project.
About our step-by-step cloning strategy
BioBrick Submissions
This year, the team have submitted 29 new parts to the BioBrick registry. Details of each part can be found below.
Project Tour
